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WEDNESDAY - 9 NOVEMBER 2022 - FINAL EXAMINATION

WEDNESDAY - 9 NOVEMBER 2022 - FINAL EXAMINATION

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RHS ESSENTIAL

If you have a positive attitude towards your exams, you increase your chances of performing well. 

Over the next few days, we will investigate strategies to get positive about your exams
#9. Reward yourself

Why do you deserve a reward?

  • Because you worked hard on your exams.
  • Because you did the best you could.
  • Because taking exams is stressful.
  • Because they’re done now, and there’s nothing you can do to change them
  • Because the final exam was the end of your university year.

How will you reward yourself when you finish all of your exams?

  • Go out for a meal.
  • Go out for a few drinks.
  • Dance in a nightclub.
  • Go to the cinema.
  • Go to a party at a friends house.
  • Have a night in with friends.
  • Have a weekend away.
  • Go to a sports match.
  • Buy a new piece of clothing.
  • Buy some new music.
  • Do something creative.
  • Do nothing for a while.
  • Exercise

Which of these would be suitable reward for you?

  • Cook yourself a nice meal.
  • Persuade a friend to cook you a nice meal.
  • Read a good (non-study) book.
  • Call a friend or family member for a long chat.
  • Watch a movie or listen to music.
  • Take a long walk, bike ride or session at the gym.

Keep your reward in mind while you study, and save it for a  celebration after all your hard work.

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WORLD ADOPTION DAY

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Every year on November 9th, World Adoption Day encourages adoptees to share their stories. It’s also a day for adoptive parents to connect with others and reflect upon their adoption journey.
For couples experiencing the pain of infertility, adoption can be a wonderful way to become parents. However, there are many other kinds of people who adopt children each year. Maybe they simply want to provide a home for a child in need. Or maybe a woman has a medical condition that would make it dangerous to carry a baby. Others adopt because they are single, but still wish to have children.
On the other side of the spectrum, there are many reasons children are given up for adoption. An unwed mother may feel she is too young to take responsibility for a child. Or, a mother may realize they do not have enough resources to adequately care for a child. Sadly, many children become in need of a home when one or both parents die.
While adoption is a beautiful process, it can also be sad to realize the number of children in need of a home. According to the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) more than 150 million children throughout the world are in need of a home. This number includes the nearly half a million children that are in the U.S. foster system.